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Best for the Money: Okuma ITX Best for the Money: Best Saltwater Spinning Reel for the Money See It Pros Great value Lightweight carbon side plates Sturdy anti-reverse Cons Carbon fiber sideplats Key Features Weight: 2500 at 8.3 ounces Drag: 2500 at 18 pounds Line Capacity: 2500 at 165 yards of 8-pound test Why It Made The Cut Loaded with features and light on price, the Okuma ITX is a great value for a reliable spinning reel

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SHIMANOs entry-grade electric line, below ForceMaster and BeastMaster in the hierarchy Line counter with depth display a feature that makes a real difference for beginners, because drop to 75 meters stops being guesswork Enough motor for the bread-and-butter Japanese boat fishing menu The review volume tells the story: this is the peoples choice for a first electric reel Video: 24 Plays 3000 line winding setup tutorial SHIMANO official (Japanese) Best for: tachiuo / hairtail () tenya, karei / flounder (), madai / red sea bream (), general light boat fishing

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